Governor Tim Walz Sported A Special Gift From His Daughter Last Night

Governor Tim Walz added a bit of glitz to his debate look last night, adding a personal detail Taylor Swift would undoubtedly approve of!

The Minnesota governor took the stage last night to debate Republican Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance nearly a month away from the 2024 US Presidential election. Vance, the author of the bestselling novel Hillbilly Elegy, is currently running alongside former PresidentDonald Trump.

Walz and his running mate, Vice President Kamala Harris, have received multiple celebrity endorsements, including the "You're On Your Own, Kid" pop singer.

The 34-year-old's endorsement of the Harris and Walz ticket inspired a hugely notable amount of traffic for voter registration, via Swift's Instagram post; Walz was thought to subtly thank the singer by wearing a friendship bracelet last night, a symbol that has become synonymous with the singer's global 'Eras Tour.'

The 60-year-old governor donned an accessory last night that caught watchful eyes.

Walz was seen sporting friendship bracelets on his wrist. Earlier this morning, TMZ noted it was not officially confirmed whether the bracelets were related to Walz and Harris' friendship bracelets which became available following Swift's endorsement, as The Blast previously reported.

The "Welcome To New York" songstress endorsed Walz and Harris following the Presidential debate between Harris and Trump, last month, penning a lengthy Instagram post.

"Like many of you, I watched the debate tonight," Swift began in her post. "If you haven’t already, now is a great time to do your research on the issues at hand and the stances these candidates take on the topics that matter to you the most. As a voter, I plan to watch and read everything I can about their proposed policies and plans for the country."

Walz's bracelets have turned out to reflect a component of his life he has shared with the public and is currently campaigning for in the Presidential race: family.

According to People, the Harris and Walz campaign has given the inside scoop on the bracelet's meaning; they were a gift from Walz's daughter, 23-year-old Hope.

Like Swift-inspired bracelets, (those usually reflect titles or related words within the 'Swiftie' world), Walz's bracelets both contain two specific phrases pertaining to Walz.

Hope Walz made sure the words on her dad's bracelets reflected his spirit!

Walz is a former football coach, and as the publication also reports, one of the Vice Presidential hopeful's bracelets read "Coach." Walz's fans and prospective voters have been known to chant "Coach!" as Walz walks onto the stage before events.

The second bracelet reads "Joyful warrior," which has also been used to describe Walz's overall demeanor since his widespread introduction to the world. The Vice Presidential hopeful has certainly made an impression on prospective voters with his kindness and compassionate manner.

The aspiring Vice President is grateful for Swift's support and has thanked her for casting her vote for his ticket with Harris.

Walz took the time to acknowledge the "Bejeweled" singer's post following the Presidential debate last month. Speaking to MSNBC, he said, "I am incredibly grateful, first of all, to Taylor Swift. I say that also as a cat owner- as a fellow cat owner- that was eloquent, and it was clear," he told Rachel Maddow. "And that's the kind of courage we need in America, to stand up."

The "Tortured Poets Department" songstress made sure to share an important element of Walz's work, and of the campaign that she appreciates. Swift highlighted Walz's support for the LGBTQ+ community in her endorsement post.

Swift added, "I was so heartened and impressed by her selection of running mate @timwalz, who has been standing up for LGBTQ+ rights, IVF, and a woman’s right to her own body for decades..." into her post.

Walz has displayed his signature sense of humor all around the campaign trail. His happy-go-lucky silly streak not only caught the attention of fans and his prospective voters, but some familiar celebrity faces, as well!

Comedy legend Steve Martin had something to say to fans itching to see the "Only Murders In The Building" actor portray the Vice Presidential hopeful on "Saturday Night Live." An online conversation quickly linked the two men together, following the news that Maya Rudolph would be returning for the show's 50th season to play Harris.

Martin took to Threads after his name began to be tossed around in the metaphorical hat on social media. The "Father of The Bride" actor started to trend on the Meta competitor X after the conversation began to heat up.

"I just heard Tim Walz wants to go on the road with Marty Short," the 79-year-old joked in the post, as previously reported by The Blast.

Jim Gaffigan joined Rudolph, Andy Samberg, and 'SNL' alumni Dana Carvey this past Saturday playing Walz on the show's 50th season opener.